Sentence examples for a could well from inspiring English sources

Then, so argues Lange (2005, 421), there are at least some conversational contexts in which A does not have priority over B, whence if ¬A∨¬B were true, A could well be false (i.e., ¬A∨¬B → ¬A could hold).

So a substance containing THC-a could well become controlled by virtue of active or passive conversion or synthesis, including within the body if ingested".

Actually, Sketch-a-Move could well be considered an example.

Removing a unique CNS from a gene could well remove an essential or selectable function.

A trial could well end with a death sentence, but a guilty plea would result in a life sentence.

Such a situation could well incite a fury of anger and frustration.

Mr. Obama, who is, after all, a politician and not a deity, could well respond in kind.

Such an outcome could well provoke a crisis within the Union.This survey will conclude that the EU may indeed split.

There is a sense that, given his mercurial personality, such a thing could well have happened.

So a kid could well have been shot dead for tweeting out a picture of an air rifle.

A listener could well imagine what pleasures Sunday might bring.